The challenge: Your issue is the opposite of frizz: the minute you walk into humidity or start to sweat, your straight, fine hair goes limp. And while body and curly may be lost, all hope is not. Good technique and the right lightweight products can really pump the volume.In the salon: Short styles are made for fine textures. Blunt bobs or super short pixie cuts are great choices; the flatter they
The challenge: Although you have the tousled, beach texture everyone covets, you also experience the summer gripes of both curly ans straight types: frizz and flatness. Luckily, neither tends to be extreme, but you have to play both sides.In the salon: You can't go wrong with a shoulder-length, long layered cut but if you want to try something shorter for summer, consider a layered bob. Worn natur
1. Heat damage Caused by too much blow-drying and straightening. If you need to blow-dry your hair into style, try to wash it less often. That way you won't need to blow-dry as often. Towel dry your hair before blasting and invest in a deep conditioning treatment and use it fortnightly. Try wearing your hair back at least once a week to give it a break. Get your hair trimmed regularly to remove split ends, and keep the hairdryer at least 6 inches from your head when drying. 2. Horrible cut If you didn't complain at the time and get them to fix it, you can do one of two things:Accept it - wear it up/ back or under a scarf, hat or wig until it grows out,Get it cut again - Go to another salon (if you are rich) or a model cut (if you are not) and get them to fix the cut for yo
1. Heat damage Caused by too much blow-drying and straightening. If you need to blow-dry your hair into style, try to wash it less often. That way you won't need to blow-dry as often. Towel dry your hair before blasting and invest in a deep conditioning treatment and use it fortnightly. Try wearing your hair back at least once a week to give it a break. Get your hair trimmed regularly to remove split ends, and keep the hairdryer at least 6 inches from your head when drying. 2. Horrible cut If you didn't complain at the time and get them to fix it, you can do one of two things:Accept it - wear it up/ back or under a scarf, hat or wig until it grows out,Get it cut again - Go to another salon (if you are rich) or a model cut (if you are not) and get them to fix the cut for yo
Animal Bad Haircuts - Bad Hair Days - Weird Hair Styles I am a bad ass cat!!! How about a hug and a can of tuna All ready for a night on the town http://www.best-fun-games.comhttp://hey-whatsupwiththat.blogspot.com/http://www.ontheavenues.com
Bad Haircuts - Bad Hair Days - Weird Hair Styles - or why you need to buy a hatThis hair style looks like at hat....but it is really his hair.The sad thing is, this is a current picture Would you buy a used car from this man...or maybe a free tango lessonI guess this poor kid will not try to cut his hair on his own againhttp://www.best-fun-games.comhttp://hey-whatsupwiththat.blogspot.com/http://www.ontheavenues.com
Ever had a bad hair day? I have them all the time. I hide my uncontrollable mane under scarves or hats, or don't leave the house until my hair looks good again. Some folks don't mind being seen when their hair isn't at its best.Tom Hanks, for example.Or his sometime co-star, Meg Ryan.In the interest of bad hair days everywhere, I've listed a few other links of interestsBad Hair Day: BlogWeird Al Yankovic: Bad Hair Day AlbumPut an End to Bad Hair Days: CBS News ArticleHere's the Big Hairy Deal: Washington Post Article
God is so understanding and patient. That's a very fortunate thing for someone such as myself, since over the many years of my life I have managed to do so many things the wrong way. If God had "bad hair days" I probably would have been high up on His list of those to be zapped with a lightning bolt. Actually, maybe a big percentage of the human race could benefit from a slight zap. Just enough to really get their attention. Think of all those billions of people running around wildly seeking a puddle of water to sit in and extinguish their smoldering underwear. Whew! Well, anyway...God doesn't do things like that. At least He hasn't yet. God loves His creation. All of it. He gave each of us humans the free will to do as we wish. I do sometimes wonder though, when we come up with some new senseless idea or birdbrain scheme, if He doesn't ponder cutting loose with the thunder and lightening. Not only do we tend to not love God nor&nbs
